The Project Guidelines are on my teacherweb.
Take a deep breath--the pictures are in Chapters 8 and 9 of your book, so you are free to trace.
Those long, LOOOOONG lists of words are for you to label and use telling a story of photosynthesis and respiration. These are the words the book uses in it's digrams, so it's not hard to find them.
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ok, im sooo confused. What are we suppose to do??
ReplyDeletedo we have to do BOTH photosynthesis and Cellular respiration?
ReplyDeleteYes, you need to do both photosynthesis and respiration--your project will be two-sided, just like the instruction sheet.
ReplyDeleteI have some model photosynthesis posters in class if you'd like to stop by Monday.
Do we have to include anaerobic respiration, fermentation, etc. in our explanation of glycolysis?
ReplyDeleteHi, this is Kaleigh and Nicole.This project is so confusing. I do not understand at all. Can we please have after thanksgiving to do this? So we can have time to come into tutorials and get your help on it.
ReplyDeleteYou do not need to include fermentation.
ReplyDeleteIf you do not turn in the project this week, you will have thanksgiving, but you will lose some points
Ok ive read the section on glycolysis twice and don't see anything about ADP
ReplyDeleteIf ATP is like a battery, ADP is the uncharged version. ATP is made out of ADP.
ReplyDeleteOh, and in glycolysis 2 ATP are used and 4 our made for a net gain of 2 *from our notes.
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